In Conzano (AL), San Maurizio hamlet, we offer for sale independent villa on four sides, built in 2001. The structure is in perfect structural conditions as well as housing, enjoys a beautiful view, excellent exposure, very sunny and dominant. On the ground floor a large entrance directly onto the double living room, with large windows overlooking the porch and garden, sitting area with fireplace, dining area, large kitchen also communicating with the porch. From the living area goes to the sleeping area where there are two beautiful bedrooms, one with large closets and en suite bathroom with Jacuzzi, another bathroom with shower near the second bedroom. Attic floor, large room with exposed beams, mq. 90, very cozy and original, spacious bathroom complete with shower. In the basement local tavern very cozy, with fireplace and kitchen, bathroom with shower and laundry room, technical room. Intercavity of about one meter around the house in the basement, waterproofed, ventilated, used for technical or structural purposes and to protect from moisture the basement rooms. The outdoor space consists of a beautiful garden very well kept, with a pleasant barbecue area. The villa is equipped with every comfort as good fixtures with double glazing, mosquito nets, air conditioning. Double garage.
From its 262 meters of
altitude, Conzano has been watching over the suggestive valleys of the Grana
and Rotaldo streams for thousands of years. From this peak you can enjoy the
view of an endless and picturesque panorama. It rises on the last offshoots of
the lower Monferrato, a few kilometers away from Casale Monferrato -
Alessandria state road and about ten from the ancient Paleologi capital, in a
scenario of villages and hills that follow one another enclosed in the embrace
of the great choir of the Alps. The historic center has the typical layout of a
hill village, with a concentric circle layout with a flat road development, a
true local peculiarity, and with radial connections at various levels. In large
part, the historic core is still closed today within the perimeter of the walls
that pass on to us the memory of their past defensive function.
